Took my wife away to NYC for the weekend. First stop Bergdorff. And somehow we found our way to the basement!! This is going to be fun and expensive I think. 😂😂

After finally spending quality time with Tiger’s Nest, I understand why it holds such a strong reputation within the Memo lineup. The opening is warm and spicy, with a subtle citrus lift that’s almost hidden. Saffron and lime come through smoothly, refined and never overpowering. There’s an immediate sense of depth, like dry air brushing against stone and incense. It’s not loud or aggressive, but it quietly demands attention and invites you to lean in. As the fragrance develops, the heart becomes richer and more textured. Creamy woods, soft resins, and a gentle incense smoke start to dominate. There’s a touch of sweetness, but nothing syrupy. It remains dry, mineral, and meditative, feeling intentional rather than mass-appealing. The drydown is where Tiger’s Nest truly shines. It evokes a tranquil mountain village, with crisp air carrying distant incense from a nearby temple. The blend of amber, woods, and incense is soothing, warm, and lightly smoky, leaving a classy and understated trail on the skin. This isn’t a club fragrance or a loud statement scent. It’s introspective, polished, and confident in a quiet way. Longevity: 7 to 9 hours Sillage: Moderate and controlled If you enjoy scents like African Leather or Cappadocia in a more restrained, incense-forward form, Tiger’s Nest is definitely worth exploring. It won’t appeal to everyone, but when it does, the connection feels personal and memorable. This fragrance is for someone who doesn’t need to be loud to be noticed, but still leaves an impression.